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KeepassdbIMPORTANTThis library is alpha-quality/stability. Tread carefully!keepassdb is a python module to provide an API to read and write KeePass 1.x / KeePassXdatabase files.This project began as a desire to merge together several python keepass projects that providedstrengths in different areas (but none of which worked fully as a standalone solution).Specifically this project owes its roots to:kppy by Karsten-Kai König [email protected],python-keepass by Brett Viren [email protected], andkptool by Wakayama Shirou [email protected] project currently supports Python 2.x and 3.x (using 2to3).This software is licensed under the GPLv3 (or later), in accordance with the upstream libraries andthe KeePass project itself.Homepage: Documentation: 2.6+. (This does work with Python 3.x using 2to3.)Setuptools/DistributePyCryptoLimitationsSupports only KeePass V1 databases.Currently supports only AES encryption.Does not fully support the tree state MetaInfo entries that may be added by other programs.Does not work (yet) on Python 3.xInstallationVia easy_install/distribute:Or more traditionally:Basic UsageReadingfrom keepassdb import Databasedb = Database('./test.kdb', password='test')# Display a flat list of all groups and the entries in each group.for group in db.groups: print group.title for entry in group.entries: print "\t-%s" % entry.titleWriting# A locking database will create the .lock file that other KeePass programs expect.from keepassdb import LockingDatabasewith LockingDatabase('./new.kdb', new=True) as db: group = db.create_group(title='A new group') entry = group.create_entry(title='Entry1', username='root', password='test') # etc. db.save(password='test')

Editors’ Note, February 9, 2023: A security researcher recently revealed that KeePass is vulnerable to an attack that allows hackers to get at your locally stored passwords using nothing more sophisticated than the free app Notepad. While there haven’t been any known breaches using this method, it’s still worrisome. We’re reexamining KeePass and will update the rating as necessary. That said, KeePass’ rating is already only 2.5 stars. We recommend that you choose one of our top-rated password managers instead. Many people want a password manager that stays out of sight, quietly collecting credentials and generating new passwords when prompted. Open-source free password manager KeePass is not for those people. It lacks a lot of the ease-of-use features you associate with modern password managers, such as automatic password capture and replay. Its interface isn't particularly attractive either, and the Auto-Type function didn't work with some multipage logins during our testing. On the plus side, KeePass allows for local credential storage, which is more secure than storing your passwords in the cloud, and you can configure it with the features you want using its trove of associated plug-ins. But if you’re looking for a password manager you can set and forget, I recommend the free tier of PCMag's Editors' Choice winner, Bitwarden, instead.You can install KeePass on Windows, Mac, or Linux systems. Other users have contributed unofficial ports of the product for Android and iOS, but this review specifically covers the official product.Getting Started With KeePassDownloading and installing KeePass is easy, but unlike other free password managers such as Bitwarden, LogMeOnce, and NordPass, there is more than one version of the software available. Editions 1.x and 2.x are available to download and are kept current by the developers. A look at an edition comparison chart provided by KeePass shows that edition 1.x is a pared down password manager that doesn't have a lot of security settings included. If you aren't sure which edition to download, KeePass recommends downloading version 2.x. Similar Products Getting started with KeePass isn't very user-friendly. After installing the software, a password database window appears with no instructions for use. Other password managers such as LastPass and Keeper prompt users to create a master password and import their existing passwords with just a couple of clicks. Not so with KeePass. If you want to learn how to use the password manager, you must visit the KeePass website and look for the tutorial. Here's an abbreviated summary of the process:Create a new password database.Click File > New... in the main menu. A window pops up and asks you to create a master password. Create a strong, unique master password.During this step, you can also tick the box that reads Show expert options which allows you to create multi-factor authentication options for your account.Choose whether to create a key file or attach the data to the current Windows user account. (I explain these authentication options later in the Multi-Factor Authentication section.)Print an Emergency Sheet. It has all the information you

Provided by: kpcli_3.8.1-1_all NAME kpcli - A command line interface to KeePass database files.DESCRIPTION A command line interface (interactive shell) to work with KeePass database files ( It supports all version 1.x (*.kdb) and 2.x (*.kdbx) prior to the KDBX4 update. This program was inspired by my use of "kedpm -c" combined with my need to migrate to KeePass. The curious can read about the Ked Password Manager at Please run the program and type "help" to learn how to use it. Run the program with --help as a command line option to learn about its command line options.INSTALLATION Please see AND WORDS OF CAUTION The main author of kpcli primarily interoperability tests with KeePassX ( and primarily uses KeePass v1 (*.kdb) files. Support for KeePass v2 (*.kdbx) files in kpcli is substantial, and many people use it daily, but it is not the author's primary use case. It is also the author's intent to maintain compatibility with v1 files, and so anyone sending patches, for consideration for inclusion in future kpcli versions, is asked to validate them with both v1 and v2 files. Version 4 of the KDBX file format is unsupported KeePass 2.35 introduced version 4 of the KDBX file format (KDBXv4) and it is unsupported by File::KeePass. File::KeePass can only decrypt databases encrypted with the AES cipher and newer KeePass versions offer ChaCha20, which will also save the file as KDBXv4. File::KeePass also does not support the new Argon2 key derivation function (KDF). - - As of KeePass 2.46, you can use the "File -> Database Settings -> Security" tab to set the encryption algorithm to AES/Rijndael and the key derivation function to AES-KDF and then kpcli will be able to operate on the files. As of KeePassXC 2.7, you can use the "Database -> Database Security -> Encryption Settings" tab to change the "Database format" to "KDBX 3" kpcli will be able to operate on the files. Filesystem Access and Tab Completion on Microsoft Windows Filesytem access and tab completion on Microsoft Windows uses forward slashes, and so paths like: c:/Users/hightowe/personal.kdb File tab completion is also

Keepass Version 2.34Description KeepPass:YudiDownload.com - KeePass Password Safe is a free, open source, lightweight, and easy-to-use password manager for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, with ports for Android, iPhone/iPad and other mobile devices. With so many passwords to remember and the need to vary passwords to protect your valuable data, it’s nice to have KeePass to manage your passwords in a secure way. KeePass puts all your passwords in a highly encrypted database and locks them with one master key or a key file. As a result, you only have to remember one single master password or select the key file to unlock the whole database. And the databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known, AES and Twofish. See our features page for details.KeePass at a GlanceYou can easily download KeePass for Windows and you can port it on a USB stick for most other operating systems. The interface is as busy as it is robust. For example, KeePass supports password groups for sorting passwords. You can drag and drop passwords into most windows or use a hot key to type your login information into windows automatically. You can also quick copy user names and passwords to the clipboard with a double-click on a field in the password list. And KeePass can import data from a variety of formats like CSV, while the password list can be exported to formats such as TXT, HTML, XML, and CSV. Product DetailsHere is a detailed breakdown of KeePass’s features: Strong security—KeePass uses AES encryption to encrypt its password databases, SHA-256 password hash, protection against dictionary and guessing attacks, in-memory protection, and more.Portable—KeePass is portable, carry it on a USB stick and run it or directly install it on Windows if you prefer desktop access.Easy Database Transfer—A password database, consisting of a single file, is easy to transfer between computers.Multiple user keys—Use a master password to decrypt the complete database or carry a key file with you.Powerful password generator—KeePass generates passwords based on character sets and patterns, with many options.Extensible—KeePass provides plugin architecture for advanced features and supports over 40 languages.Quick SpecsVersion: 2.34File size: 2.94 MBOperating systems: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android mobile devices, and more.

Niblits Posts: 2 Joined: Mon Dec 03, 2007 3:58 am KeePass v1.10 virus warning #2 Post by Niblits » Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:54 pm Avast AntiVirus sends out alarm on saving the .exe file of v1.10:"Win32: Trogan-genvirus worm080113-0, 01/13/2008"I've been using KeePass for several versions now with no problems. Anybody have any ideas on this? The zipped portable version is clear. [/img] Midas Posts: 6999 Joined: Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:09 am Location: Sol3 Re: Keepass Portable 1.06 #3 Post by Midas » Fri Oct 03, 2014 4:30 am Old topic update: after being around for years and proving itself one of the more useful elements on anyone's portable toolset, KeePass ( still doesn't have an official forum topic. Well, that ends now -- and in the absence of the original submission post, this one will have to do... wrote:KeePass is a free open source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key file. So you only have to remember one single master password or select the key file to unlock the whole database. The databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES and Twofish).NOTE: although it might also be portable, KeePass v2.x branch is DotNET dependent and is not currently being tracked here at TPFC.Download latest KeePass release (currently v1.28; portable is packaged in a ZIP file) from 1.x/.Related forum topics (see also viewtopic.php?t=20612): viewtopic.php?t=21702viewtopic.php?t=21413viewtopic.php?t=20279viewtopic.php?t=4871viewtopic.php?t=4468viewtopic.php?t=3933viewtopic.php?t=3711viewtopic.php?t=3133viewtopic.php?t=2278viewtopic.php?t=1479 Last edited by Midas on Fri Feb 23, 2018 4:32 am, edited 2 times in total. JohnTHaller Posts: 727 Joined: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:44 pm Location: New York, NY Contact: Re: Keepass Portable 1.06 #4 Post by JohnTHaller » Fri Oct 03, 2014 2:46 pm As TPFC now lists .NET apps (if I recall correctly), might I suggest you track it as KeePass Professional. That's what the publisher calls it. We're adding it to PA.c as a separate app as well for users who want it. Midas Posts: 6999 Joined: Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:09 am Location: Sol3 Re: Keepass Portable #5 Post by Midas » Thu Oct 30, 2014 3:30 am For whom it may concern, here's the script I use to auto-backup (locally and to Dropbox) KeePass' database after each run:Code: Select all@ECHO OFF:: This script must be placed in the same dir as KeePass.exe:: and invoked on KeePass' exit. Additionally, sub-dirs named:: 'backups' and 'xtra' must be present, with '7za.exe',:: 'scp.exe', 'vssserv.dll', and 'vssxp.dll' inside 'xtra'.:: '7za.exe' is the command line version of 7Zip:: Other files are part of Runtime's ShadowCopy:: Set today's date stringSET present=%date:-=%:: Check for existence